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Home»Forums»Learn Haitian Creole Forum»Wap kon jorge creole translation

Wap kon jorge creole translation

Posted In: Learn Haitian Creole Forum

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    Haiti News Today on February 23, 2023 at 7:07 pm #15367

    The common Haitian Creole saying, “wap kon jorge“, literally translates into, “you will know Jorge, or you will find out who Jorge is.” The running joke in the Haitian community is that no one can tell you who Jorge is.

    The saying effectively communicates a sense of caution or warning about something you are doing or thinking about doing.

    The phrase “wap kon Jorge” is typically used by elders or someone with more experience than you to convey a sense of caution or heightened awareness about something.

    While many Haitians use the term in a joking way, others will use it in a more serious way to stress an important point.

    Haitian Creole Phrases

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